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Summary talk: How serious are the problems faced by CDM: cusps, thin disks, and halo substructure

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 May 2016

Joel R. Primack*
Affiliation:
Physics Department, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA 95060, U.S.A.

Abstract

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This is a summary of the discussion in Panel I of IAU Symposium 220 on Dark Matter in Galaxies. the panel topics and panellists were as follows – Cusps Theory: Julio Navarro; Cusps Observations: Erwin de Blok, Rob Swaters; Substructure Observations: Mario Mateo; Substructure Theory: James Taylor, Shude Mao. in addition to the talks by the panellists and the discussion among them, there was a good deal of discussion with the audience. Despite the differences of opinion expressed I think a consensus emerged, and I try to summarize it here.

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Part 3: Central Density Cusps, Thin Disks, and Dark Halo Substructure
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